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Yungblud's music helped him be a "bit stiller" as he always has a lot going on in his head.
Lausanne (Switzerland), Sep 23 (EFE).- (Camera: Antonio Broto) A new musical instrument, the largest ever built and reaching 45 meters high, is currently being erected on the campus of the School Lausanne Federal Polytechnic (EPFL), where it is presented as a “sound pavilion” that offers an experience that is both auditory, architectural and scientific, very embedded in the current of contemporary music.FOOTAGE OF THE NEW MUSICAL INSTRUMENT. SOUNDBITES IN FRENCH OF BEAT GYSIN, SWISS COMPOSER.TRANSLATION:1- "What we see here is a really large architectural sculpture, much larger than the largest instrument known so far, an organ is about 10 meters long and this one has. We have joined other instruments such as bells, flutes, trombones to the architectural sculpture, electronic instruments... all united in this structure, which emits sound in all directions. Collect that sound "2- "We did this installation before in Basel and Zurich. In Basel, it was done in the Kunstmuseum, an artistic environment, so many people came to see Klimt, Picasso, and after seeing this sculpture they related it with art. In Zurich, it settled inside a church, and the people who came made a different relationship with this project. Here, in a science environment, people are interested in how it works, its rules, its physiology, the physics of the project ... So the reaction has been very different in Basel, Zurich, or Lausanne. "
Tokyo, Jun 28 (EFE).- An LGBTQI collective in Japan is joining forces with activists, athletes and volunteers to make the upcoming Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games one of diversity and inclusivity in a country where gay and trans rights trail behind other developed nations.“I’m a lesbian, and I never thought I’d make that confession in front of hundreds of people,” Yuri Igarashi tells the camera at Pride House Tokyo, one of the first LGBTQI spaces in Japan.Some 430 Tokyo 2020 volunteers tune into the online training course on diversity. (Camera: MARÍA ROLDÁN).SHOT LIST: A TALK ABOUT LGBTQI RIGHTS AT PRIDE HOUSE TOKYO IN TOKYO, JAPAN.SOUND BITES: GON MATSUNAKA, HEAD OF PRIDE HOUSE TOKYO AND MINORI TOKIEDA, TRANSGENDER MEMBER OF PRIDE HOUSE TOKYO (IN JAPANESE).TRANSLATIONS:1. GON MATSUNAKA, HEAD OF PRIDE HOUSE TOKYO.- The situation with the pandemic is complicated amid doubts as to whether they should be held at all, but if the Tokyo Games do go ahead it will be an opportunity for change in Japan and to inform the world about our collective. 2. MINORI TOKIEDA, TRANSGENDER MEMBER OF PRIDE HOUSE TOKYO.- The history of sport advances in rights and leaves discrimination behind. The Olympics advocate equality and are a good platform to give out the best by being oneself.
Tokyo unveils the awards ceremony podium, costume, medal tray and music for the pandemic-postponed Olympic Games 50 days ahead of the opening ceremony. IMAGES
Madrid, Mar 17 (EFE), (Camera: EFE).- Embarked on the recovery of their most personal repertoire, once again The Jacksons want to send the message of unity that they have always shown in songs such as the hit "Can You Feel It?", which is reissued this Friday with a new mix and the voices of Martin Luther King and Barack Obama. SOUNDBITES OF THE INTERVIEW OF TITO AND JACKIE JACKSON TO EFE.
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